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N. Beckvar

h-index: 9
Works: 18
Citations: 623

Most-cited papers

Approaches for linking whole‐body fish tissue residues of mercury or DDT to biological effects thresholds
N. Beckvar, T. Dillon, Lorraine B. Read
2005Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry181 citations
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The Comparative Ability of Anuran Larvae (Genera: Hyla, Bufo and Rana) to Ingest Suspended Blue-green Algae
D. B. Seale, N. Beckvar
198099 citations
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Cultivation, spawning, and growth of the giant clams Tridacna gigas, T. derasa, and T. squamosa in Palau, Caroline Islands
N. Beckvar
198179 citations
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Residue-based mercury dose-response in fish: an analysis using lethality-equivalent test endpoints.
T. Dillon, N. Beckvar, J. Kern
2010Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry65 citations
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A review of the tissue residue approach for organic and organometallic compounds in aquatic organisms
A. Mcelroy, M. Barron, N. Beckvar, S. Kane Driscoll +4 more
2011Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management63 citations
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Contaminants in Aquatic Habitats at Hazardous Waste Sites : Mercury
N. Beckvar, J. Field, S. Salazar, R. Hoff
199739 citations
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An in situ assessment of mercury contamination in the Sudbury River, Massachusetts, using transplanted freshwater mussels (Elliptio complanata)
N. Beckvar, S. Salazar, M. Salazar, K. Finkelstein
200032 citations
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Hiatal shell concentrations, sequence analysis, and sealevel history of a Pleistocene coastal alluvial fan, Punta Chueca, Sonora
N. Beckvar, S. Kidwell
200725 citations
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Geohistory analysis of ratesof sediment accumulation and subsidence for selected California Basins
W. Dickinson, R. Armin, N. Beckvar, T. Goodlin +5 more
198623 citations
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Benthic injury dose–response models for polychlorinated biphenyl–contaminated sediment using equilibrium partitioning
K. Finkelstein, N. Beckvar, T. Dillon
2016Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry8 citations Open access
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Minimal shell transport detected in a coarse-grained Pleistocene marine Terrace, Sonora, Mexico
N. Beckvar
19887 citations
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Stratigraphy, Taphonomy, and Fauna-Substrate Associations in a Gulf of California Pleistocene Marine Terrace Near Punta Chueca, Sonora, Mexico
N. Beckvar
19863 citations
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DDT and OtherOrganohalogen Pesticidesin Aquatic Organisms
N. Beckvar, G. Lotufo
20111 citations
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PCB dose-response benthic injury models using equilibrium partitioning
K. Finkelstein, T. Dillon, N. Beckvar
20160 citations
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OTHER : A & ^ coi An in situ assessment of mercury contamination in the Sudbury River , iVlassachusetts , using transplanted freshwater mussels { EUiptio complanata )
N. Beckvar, S. Salazar, M. Salazar, K. Finkelstein
20100 citations
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Williams Production Company INDIVIDUALS
Williams Production Company, J. Acaba, W. W. Jenney, Jf Richard Ptirman +46 more
20090 citations
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Assessing mercury contamination in the Sudbury River with transplanted mussels
S. Salazar, M. Salazar, N. Beckvar, K. Finkelstein
19950 citations
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The Threat Of Hazardous Waste Sites In The Coastal Zone
R. Pavia, N. Beckvar
1989Proceedings OCEANS0 citations
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Lorraine B. Read×1

D. B. Seale×1

J. Kern×1

A. Mcelroy×1

M. Barron×1

S. Kane Driscoll×1

J. Meador×1